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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-22
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CIRCyIT COURT-DOUGLAs COUNTY.
Joseph Blackburn, Plaintiff,
against
The Schulenburg and Bocckeicr Lumber
Company. Defendant
The STATE of Wisconsin 20 the said Defendants
6uu are hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty days after service and defend the above
entitled action IL the court aforesaid: and III case
of your failure to do Judgment viii be render
ei against you according to The demand 81 thS
complaint: OF which a copy is herewith served
upon YOU.
BURHANS & PERKINS Plaintiffs AtryS
s2in5 +. Q. Address. superior Douglas co. WIS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-22

Ben Butler IS the friend of the
-Sed." He has generously con
to accept retainer of 81, 800
80 day for services in behalf
3 condemned anarchists Such
luminous self-sacrifiee commands
admiration Of a mercenary
l.-Ex.
Nir. Odell having resigned the
Of assistant general manager
lie n. 7. road, Superintendent
81 of Brainard has been appoint
successor. Mr.. Ainsley is COM
The front as frst-class rail
nan rapidly.
l year ago Henry Georges in
vas $4,000. Now it is $50
George knows how TO abolish
Hn) poverty.
ear II. Webher was found gull
numbering VIM. II. Martin, a
'elpIia ieweler last spring.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

fury Of the wind was frightiul, and
blew the waves across the deck Of the
little vessel with great rapidity and
force. For several minutes the pleas
ure seekers were strangers to all hope
oil prolonged existence, but took com.
'mand with all the coolness and skill
oil veteran seaman. The Captain was
at himself again, and the party ar
rived at the hotel about dark almost
drowned ont. Their escape was re-
gar led SO little short OF miracle.
Another party, this time Of men,
including U. W. Miller, William
Bowler, IT,, and one or two other
Memphiane, manned small sail boat
and ventured far out at eea, on fishing
bent. About the middle OF the after.
noon eTerything In the shape Of
breeze, or even zephyr, departed.
Dark came and there was no return
oil II. Resigned, the gentlemen
stretched themselves on the bottom
OF the boat and soon fell asleep. Be.
tween midnight and a. m. the tide
began to rise ard flow in, carrying the
becslmed craft shorewsrd. The force
OF the shock caused by beiug thrown
upon the beach aroused the sleepers,
who rubbed their eyes, found their
bearings and made break for the
hotel, without stopping to reason over
their rescue"
Mr.. Duffy then began relating fish
stories, whereupon the reporter fed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

An I-OonIedorate soldier, having a
wife and babe TO support, 10 out OF
work, out Of money, and. but.ior the
kindness Of two entire strangers would
not have had q mou,hiul TO eat since
Wednesday lssi, and ~ II was, II was
only two meals. He has asked fir
WORK faithfully among all the bu ineee
house,, a. Can be a,tesied by refer.
epce 10 the same. H. simply asks I 2
work At anything he Ia physically able
10 endure. He is accustomed 10 mer.
cantile purults. HIS name aud reier.
,ncs can DO lad by addressing d, at
the APrEAL office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
DANGER OF DISEASE.
Arrival Of Infected Cattle From
Jonesbor0, Ark.
The Rayages Cease After Three
Deaths-A Defective Laws Men.
acc 60 Public Health.

There arrived at the Union Stock
YsrdP, just south Of this city, a few
days ago q carload OF cattle from Jones.
boro, Ark. The animals were brought
over by Col. Culberhouse, q promi-
nent stock raiser Of Jons sboro. A dis.
ease known as murrain exiAts In that
section, from which the cattle are dy.
ing rapidly, and developments lead to
a belisi that these brought to this city
are infected. Three Of them died soon
alter reaching here, and stock owners
became alarmed. As coon as inform ed
oil the fatality and danger, President
Rsmbsut informed the two butchers
to whom the herd had been sold TO
slaughter no moro OF them for q few
days, and informed DIR. q. B. Thorn
ton, president Of the Board OF Health,
Of the existing state OF sfisiIs. As q
further precaution against any poesi.
bic violation Of the laws OF health,
President Rambsut promised TO re m
burse the butchers who had bought
and paid for tho three head OF cattle
which suceumbed to the disease, and
In case OF further fatalities 10 relieve
them from the entire purchase
and ship them back to the section
Of Arksnsas from whence they came
or destroy them bdore the disease
tpread TO local animals.
DIR. Thornton referred the matter to
Health 0facer Jackson, who inves-
tigated yesterday afternoon. The i'm.
ported cattle are isolated, but no
further deaths have occurred. The
quarantine will be continued several
days yet, In order 10 deter mine
whether the germs OF murrsin are en-.
tirely extinct. After proper precsu.
tions, II no recurrence Of the malsdy
Ia manifest, the cattle will be made 10
20 the way OF all the earth, and sur.
ply rich and JUICY stakes and roasts
for the fsmily and restaurant tables.
Speaking Of the matter 10 an ArPKAL
reporter last night, DIR. Thornton SAID
be was no veterinary surgeon and
hardly knew the difference between
munain and pleuro pneumonia. Even
II be did. and bu cheIs saw ft TO en-
danger the health Of the people by
selling diseased meat, Il wou d
not be an easy task to stop
the pfac'ice. He bad no inspector
10 the health department whot9 duty
II was 10 pass upon meat before IL was
offered for sale. But did such an ofilce
exist, and was II filed by a capabe
man, the present law would not cover
The case, ss psrtiee would have 10 be
caught In the act OF disposing / ( IL TO
establish guilt.
There was an effort made by Mai.
Rsmbaut and others 10 have mea, in.
spectors provided for by the Last Leg
isaturs. but, through opposition from
and Il flience OF country delegates aud
cpns'ituents, the measure failed by an
Overwhelming majority. just Why
this was no fellow has yet been able
to find out" II 10 quite likely the az
itatiou will be continual
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
PERSONALS.

J. ii. Smith has returned from Ale
cheney Syringe, Va.
MRs. Il. L. WMaHr left last night
for White Cliff Springs.
DE-. KENNEDY JONES has returned,
after q vacation spent In the East.
O. I. PArrHRsos Is reported FERROUS
ly III at his residence with malarisl
fever.
Mis- DELLA Wooros, of Nashville,
Is visiting relatives and friends at No.
65 Jackson street.
MRs. M. THOMPSON returned yester
day morning after month pleasantly
spent In Mississippi.
President MADDEN and wife have
gone TO Nov York, and are TsgistsTsd
at The Filth Avenue Hotel.
Miss IDA Henry has returned 10
the city from a pleAsant visit TO rela.
tives and friends In Mississippi.
w. A. GAGE, wife and boy, are
among the lately arrived guests at the
Hygeis Hotel, Old Point Comfort.
MR. w. p. NELSON 10 In the city
representing the Louisville house Of
Price d Lucas, vinegar manufsc urers.
ii. p. RoDoHRs, Mariana, Ark; T.
o. Tsppap, Helena, Ark, and John
Parham, OF Forrest City, are at the
Peabody.
W. 7. WINTER, a prominent citizen
oil Lafayette county, Miss., passed
through the city last evening en- route
81 Texas.
ID. b. MUssKInAS, formerly with p.
Lorillard K Co., has accepted q posl.
ton az salesman with. tie popular
house OIL. E,ch.
MRs. j. q. NJ oEscRoK and two chill.
dren left yesterday on q visit to rela.
tives at Watson, Ark. They will 70.
main about two monlh5.
Mn. J. Books aud family, Mrs. A.
Halle, Mics Rosa Phillips, and Mrs. j.
IL. Buxbaum are expected homo this
morning from Bon Aqua.
MAJ Jons A. kcJApDRs has TO
turned from tour Of the Rocky Mount.
alns, Manitou and other pleasure 70.
sorts OF Western Colorado.
]. BlcKARr, one OF the most popular
tonsoral artists OF this city, will leave
today for Dsrmott, Ark where he
will engage In the mercantile bubineef.
JuDoE DuBosE, Of the Criminal
Oouit, 10 confined 10 bis bed bv a seri.
Gus attack Of malarial lever. His con.
dition yesterday was reported alarm
ing.
Mrs BERTHE CuRRIx, ono OF Mem.
phis' fairest snd most accomplished
youug ladies, departed Sunday morn.
Ing 10 Wait friends aud relatives In
Henning, Tenn.
JosKru EyINs, Mount Nobro, Ark. ;
J. w. Buchanan, Grenada. Mise. W.
A Jonee, Paris, Tenn; ii. Friedlau.
der, New York, and J. O. Richmond,
Fort "oTthI Tex are registered si
9o.astoE's.
RKKsK THOMAS and wife. OF Clark,
Ala 4. II. Henry and wife, Of Teller,
Ark; I. l.. Tnomp,on. Sife anu
dang nter, and Mis- oaTy Kelly. OF
Wynn, Ark; ]. NJ. Hubbard. OF Boil.
var, Tenn, and T.. Hardy. OF Louis.
vile, Ky, are ., Duiiy'e Hotel.
1T. Hamblst, II. b. Cook and ]. p.
House, OF Augusta, AK. \. KiIkmsn,
oi Alabbma, Geo. \. Soaring, Ike
Lsnonon, OF Nav York; w. q Bry.
INT, Of Water valley; ]. NJ. Doyle,
Miss Bette DOYLE, OF Mississippi
Misses Dora and Helen Newbsiger, oil
Coiee,ille, Misc are at the Gsyoso
Hotel.
vIsroRs on Change yesterday: H.
ID. Tomlinson, Oiceola, ARK u. A,
Cox. Gapyille, Ark ID. b. Coz fllp'
pen, Al; Paul Hodge,, Miss; Dr.
W. A. Hodge,, Mir.; X. 4. McAllis
ter, H.. Louis, Mo. Jam Jones, NeN
York; Y. A. MoniR merry, Mise; ~
John WAidell, Miss; Mn. l. \
| Crowell, Columbus, Miss; Mrs. N
Murray, city, J. X. House, Augusta
Il Ark.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
THE RAILROADS..

NoRrBArE can be used In fishing for
freight under the law.
The cool spell is filling incoming
trains with returning tourists.
QUITE number of our retail deal.
ers left for the East, via Washington,
last night.
The carriers anticipate a much ear
lier movement Of cotton this year, and
are preparing for 1t.
The animation among contracting
freight sgsnts indicates that the crop
OF cotton Is opening rapidly.
THERE is a machinist In the East
Tennessee shops at Knoxville who has
nearly perfected q cinder and smoke
arrester.
A THOROUGH test Of the efficiency
OF the interstate law will be made by
road, not participating in the present
Chicago fight.
The delay OF freight at Tuscumbia
for Sheffield was caused by the strike,
but the blockade Is now removed and
there will be no further trouble.
The application Of electricity 10
railroad transportation, whereby NOV.
ing trains can communicate with each
other, is being favorably tested.
The cheap rates to Texas aud Ar.
kansas have brought great many pso-
pie through the city, and the compel.
Ing passenger agents have made II
lively for each other.
CHHAP excursions are now In order.
TIE Kansas City, Louisville and Nash.
vile and the Chesapeake and Ohio
open the ball with one to Chicago, and
the SKINNER club" will have q chance
f'r an airing.
The cotton rates from Mobile and
Ohio points 10 Memphis. put In effec,
by the Memphis and Charleston rail.
road, are most favorable, and our mer.
chants should attract q large portion
Of that business.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad mott.
fees the Memphis and Charleston road
that It cannot accept Tupelo rates via
Oorinth, nor Corinth rates by the
Memphis and Birmingham road, un-
der the interstate Law. The Memphis
and Charleston road will continue to
operate to other Mobile and Ohio
points at rates furnished.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
MInOaiEs OF MORRHIAD.
a Returned wsndsrer Relates I'm
etdents OF n sum mer Vacation.


etdents OF n summer Vacation.
Memories Of Morehsad llnger bright
and iresh with q number OF Mem.
phians lately returned from that IA.
vorite resort. These are mottly men
Of business, with whom q farther stay
was impraoiicable. Among the mum.
Der ia Mr.. John J. Dufiy, who returned
Sunday, but left his family 10 obtain
all the Ten, rs OF seA brees,s and suri
baths until the middle OF September
or first OF 0stober. Mr.. Duny relates
many Incidents, including the three
Qualities, romantic, melancholy and
pathetic, which occurred during his
There we're about 100 Memphlans
there, on n running oount," On d he,
land not one Of them got left on any.
thing eptung for tho amupement and
entertainment Of guests. Toe male
po; ion a the Memphis delegation
we're esch and every one OF them
belle of the 6nt magnitude. they
Nsi fret Ia the dance, first IN prone
nadts, III I chosen 10 partners Ia
tuihro parties, fret invited 10 take a
row on ihe watere, and hst In every
thing where choice restei with the
males. Tney were also leaders IN
posi and plans 10 provide enter ain.
mems for others, aud by this mtans
virtually took otarso oi the hotel In
all except the actual busln1sI manage
msnt.
III anbody suppoees for n moment
that tie Memphis ladies are devoid 81
iurage aud daring" o)ntiuued Mr..
Daily, "0ne little txpefleroe that q q.
pes such belief 10 known 10 me a.
~ actual fact. -Four Of them, with n
mothefly old chaperone, took charge
~ ANAL but substAnta little sloop
kep, ior tho pleasure Of guoss. and
We / out fir a sail. While oul at sea
EQUAL struck the vessel. aud In the
dangerous break of timbere tho Gap.
tain pna 4, jured. A heavy draught a
whisky Was given him. which only
added 10 his lost equilibrium. The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
LOCAL NOTICES.
MxxPHs Steam Laundry, 224 ed 8.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd 81.
" you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JET.
ferson street.
500 cords OF wood given away by
persons hauling II, at Woodruff Lum.
Der Company's mills.
Go TO P. Cunningham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dseoto and Monroe
streets, TO order your drsys.
STANLEY q AEDKRsoS, funeral dir.
ectors and embalmers, IS Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs OF residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
Dos'r buy Steam Engines, Cine,
Feeders, Condensers, Cotton Presses,
Cotton Elevator Fsns, and other Ma.
chinery, before seeing Woods &Woods,
1872 Second street. They keep these
goods In stock, and can ship or short
notice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
criminal Coar, Calendar.

For September isl; Nos 1872, IA
McKeever; 1888 and 1915. Dick Smith I;
1893, viii Barbour, alias Payne; 1911,
Henry Waller; Ill, Thomas Sweet /,
1877, PIona Dowdy; 1917, Taylor Dick.
ersonj los. Jehn Har,is; 2T2, Robert
Vaughan.
For eeplsmber 81: Nos isg, w. A.
Brown; 200, Annie GrAhemI 20l,
Bohs Jackson; 2C5. joan Lsbtner I;
2O3, Wise Chalmere; i79, Fortune
Dow l74, Fortune Dow u al; 1893,
Dan Baker
TIE regular petit Jury is ordered n
report at $3.50 o'clock am, Septem bel
lat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
Habi,sai Cessiipa,ie.

And kidney and liver lilo, depend.
ing on a weak OF inactive condition Of
he kidbeyr, liver or bowelt. are sue
cesaiully and pfrmanertly cured only
by the use OF the gentle, ye. effective
lsx Tive and dlurtlic, syrup Of Figs.
q adynipeea sre eyidont. n Ia easily
AIKEN, NaIng 10 the tasts, acceptable
20 tbs aiomsob, harmless 10 tho MOE
del cVe system. end tuly brneficIa
IN eject. For sale Ia on Cents nnd
Al 90 bottles For talo In 30 cents
aud ~ bottles BY II. J, Helster ans
ali Leading dru, gis's, Van vlcet a
90, q. w. Joprs 4 Co, W. \. vii.
kerson a 90, J. J, Nilea, end 4.
Manifold A %. havt b'en appointed
Wholesale agents 81 Memphis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

and acted like she had q bank 60
count Of her own, making no great Of.
fort, and Paragon, who 10 now Q race
horse OF no mean ability, carried OF
the purse, with Gold Flea In the
place." Maj. Weatherford says Il 10
bis intention to have Paragon here for
the fall meeting, and 10 willing to give
pointers on any event for which the
horse Ii entered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
YOUNG DEMOCRACY.
the Proposed Cisb's Membt rship
IuereasisE.

MtsrHis, August %. is1.
"The undersigned. DESTROYS Of organ.
izlng Young Mems Democratic Club
asa permanent political association,
and for the nurposs Of assisting in the
reception 10 be rendered President
Cleveland on his arrival here, have 10
sued this call and invite oil Young
white men resident In this city, be-
tween tho ages OF twenty.one and
forty years, 10 Join In tho purposes Of
said organization. A meeting will be
called when 100 tiguai have been
obtained.
"A copy Of this coll will be KEEP, on
file In the taioes a tho APPEAL.
A.,-iancns, Lager and Soimetsr. Cal
a. eny Il the sbJve oaiees apl sisu
this card"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
Excursion 90 Chicago.

On Friday, September I'd. the X.
o.. 8. and NJ. railroad will sell round
trip tickets, via 81. Louis, 10 Chicsgo,
At the low rate Of $l2. Tickets good
for fifteen days; through coaches and
free reclining chair cars and Pullman
buffet eleepers; plenty OF room; call
early and secure sleeping car accom-.
mcdaiiors. mn ILLS.
Ticket Agent, 81 Madison street.
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miiburn sltn ana Machine gs,

Make the celebrated Mnburn Eclipse
Huller Gin, ard keep ttem, y ith Fe, d..
era and Ccndonsefs, always on hand
ior promp, delivery Hsyo them quote
you prices
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

The Louisville 4 Nashville railroad
will seli lickets to Chicago aud return
ON Saturday, September 3, Of sl2 for
thu round trip. via Evansville or Cairo.
Tickets good Tor fifteen days returning.
Office PSI Vain street.
5. l.. FINLEY. Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

OyKErox 4 GRosyESoR cffer the
etorth ius No. 800 Front street, nov
occnpiod by Porter 4 MaerOa, for rent
hon September ia'.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

O.P. wSKLKR, veal teacher and
ofginiat. Instruction gwen On piano,
organ and guitar. Nes term begins
September b. Office, large hall up
stairs over No. 223 Second ttreeL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

m REMOVED nv THH usu or coooAiHx.
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burneit's Flavorlng extracts are the
hat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
rpsassss

Theophil Goufgues 10 Louis Caste 4.
lots 81 and 80. MonsAuat avenue,
block 81. $3.50
l. u. Elton 10 J l.. Dyer, 24s feet
lot on Wellington street, $50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
ADyICH no aoraEes.

Ma. wmsLoy'ssoOyHiNo syHur thouid
always Be used for children teothinE. n
9oathas the etild, soitaus the suns, allayf
ali palu, caro- sind cole, anf 10 The heat
remely IrT liArrhnst 50 o bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

MRs. W. n. BoRroS's School, on
McLsmore avenue, VII open on Ser.
iember 8 h. For pariiculAp apply 20
ne principal on premises. Telephone
glb.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30
Enr naasaHI

Order ice eresm angel food cakes and
assorted su sll cakes for todsy's din.
nsr OF Jos. arKonr a con.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

AcASCv's o 9lG9f I,i gl.f IS. I. Dc
.uaranteod. II isa positive cure Tor
Ulcers, Eruptions, or Syphilitic Pots
oning. IL pnriiiea the whole system,
and banishes all Rheumatic aud Nsu-
raigio psins. We guarantee IL.
REHKgRT and BRRRNiZ 4 co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

CommodIous hotel, centrally 10.
Gated In the diy.
,. y. AsDRHwe,
A. Mshksn A %.
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oLp papers zoe sac 81, ArrK.L oflice /;
80 cents per leV.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

niIburn gtu aud Machine Go.
IL headq iarters for Lille Giant Got.
ton Prssles. Write 10 them for prices.
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ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY.
Change Of CsncerI Days.
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS.

FRIDAY AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS.
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS.
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Jackson mouad Part Under Flee
trio Lights.
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MAJ wEArnKRToRD's PARAGON.

Naj. tWM WtalheIloId d On
tmil,s o,sr he iecf nj sucrese, ~ HE
racer PAsggp, which 40 oaplivaled
the nstives NJ ChiAgo. The Ioter.
Ocssn Of The 70 h insi. sToaks 81 The
promising two Q r old ~ follow,
SThe ihiId event, q dssh 4 one mile
and a furlouT . al fges, biought oui
a good h,ld a liz. hnu PsIason wsn =
hot fsyo,lie, with Hindoo X iss "a he
SECOND choice The latter va. ees m.
Ipgly very Indifferent about money,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-05
Meanwhile Gov. Church Has
Appointed a New Set Of
Officers.
Sioux City in Commissions Of
Delight Over the Great
Corn Palace.
Wyoming Territory's Pros
poets - General North
western News.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe
YANKToN, Dak., Oct. AT o'clock
this afternoon the trustees of the insane
asylum held regular business meeting,
Notwithstanding their suspension by
the governor. The routine business of
the institution was transacted and the
following resolution adopted:
Whereas The trustees of the Dakota hospi-
tai for the insane at Yankton have been
legally advised that his excellency, the gov
ernoT, has no authority to suspend the board
of trustees; therefore. be it
Resolved, That we the board of trustees,
proceed to transact all necessary business
pertaining to that Office and the management
of the Dakota hospital for the insane at
Yankton according to our oaths of office.
The trustees by this action make it
impossible for new board to qualify.
1t will also compel the governor to re-
sort to the courts in order to oust the
trustees whom he has suspended.
1t is rumOred here tonight that L. O..
Gale, who is in the city, is here with a
commission for new board of trustees
for the Dakota hospital for the insane.
The trustees thus appointed. as near as
your correspondent can learn, are NJ.
L. WOOley, p. E. Miller, A. j. Kent. L..
o. Gale and B. NJ. Rowley. Gale is a
banker at Canton, Rowley banker at
Mitchell. Wooley a banker at Yankton.
P. E. Miller an attorney, and Kent is a
property owner in small way. The
old board of trustees have decided to re
sist all attempts of the new board to
qualify. In the face of the suspension
of the cid board by the governor, they
met and transacted business to-day, ap-
proving bills, making purchases, and
otherwise looking after the welfare of
the asylum.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-05
PEACEFUL SPAIN.
One Direction in Which the Iber-
ians Excel.

LONDON, Oct. An article which
was originally written in the Castillian
language, from which it was translated
into French, has lately made Its appear
ance in London, having undergone a
second translation into English. 1t is
from the pen of Don Castillo, life SEN
sator of the cOrteS, and is very able
statement of the position which Spain
holds among the nations, and the rea-
sons which influence the government to
continue in a condition which foreigners
denominate as lethargy. The writer
contrasts the peaceful attitude of Spain
with the sOi-disant first powers, which
are continually quarreling over some
new dispute and are ready to declare a
war as the issue of a personal affront to
one of their subjects. Perhaps"
world are so tenacious to tradition and
custom as the SpaniardS. Old forms
are held to and old ideas obtain where
they have reason in them, and our peO-
pie are lovers of ease and peace. Spain
has not such wretched poor as other
countries, for even the poor are happy
and are not destitute" Spain, he says,
prefers to remain as she is, leaving to
the other powers the ruling of Europe
and the sustaining of wars. This, he
asserts, is the policy of Spain, and he
thinks it very wise one. The whole
of the article is meant to convince for
eigners that Spain, far from being a
Second-claSS power, is, i'll her own right,
far in advance of civilization that
makes conquest and gain of greater inn
portance than the administration of a
com Portable and peaceable reign among
the inhabitants of country.